The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-09
MATERIAL FOR A NOVEL.
SAD LIFE HISTORY OF A BEAUTIEUI
BROOKLYN GIRL.
Adopted While Chiid ny . Rich New
Yorker she Becomes = Belle ana Falls
In Love with Her Own Brother - The
Deneuer.ent-Hsr Renson Dethroued.


Densuernent-Her Renscn Dethroued.
From ne brooklyn Timer.
In little white frame cottage on Liberty
avenue, near Wyckoff street, In the town Of
%s v Sad
and hs SE s ss ms mdsSs Ua sSs
f2s h re aRs family was
sares aaE IN tRs ho Sssf
iected With lung trouble. He was brush
Next door to the Harris lived q middle, aged
gentleman by the name Of Edward Wilder.
This Wilder was rich man. His East New
York residence he OCCUPIED only few months S
mer i had had G butcher stand in washington Mar
ket where after years q patient taae labor he
SnsSsss some sesS fea ,re es
tate made him q millionaire.
ME WILDER although pass % ; fond q, Of
Sea sses The G4ss family snd aa
mired the little Marguerite. He had noticed
The Wo The door, and with hss
row that the, poor mans strength was UNEQUAL
The osEed npcn
his affections, and a great love for the little
one arose In his b. heart .o.urn.a ,.,,, H., ,u.
sick In body and mind. Destitution stared him
In the face. ,His, rich neighborss sympathy was
made him. He Stated how
be had become attached 70 little marguerite,
"H The poor pp ~ man Could not bring himself at
once to let the child go and ASKED for time to
his heart upon gaining possession Of the little
one and offered to settle an annuity upon the
tbs the sss
Y York state. HestipSistea that yhsp h. should
never again Be reclaimed By it's parents under
any circumstances. and that MarGnerite should
Affecting si1 scene snsaed The parents ala not
s ss a h but ses t ns ana ea bs
circumstances and gave the child into Mr..
Wilder's keeping.
his New York establishment. and she grew up
all sse 81 bsr ike
Seie Of her set. and many were her saitors.
DHn f the mps - 1855 her father took her
to Newport, whore she was the acknowledged
6 6eie; and that, with her beauty, brought
many suitors to her feet: Among them was 9
HANDSOME. young Lieutenant OF the United
auent attendant at divine services. They
sprang up between the young people, and
they were often seen upon the sands OF New
"thi andsome couple admired BY ali but en-.
Wed by none: Society began to whisper that
HsSh s S tss yd9 r wi rs
sna ese night the
pSss msd hsd
asd rs "a. Ss time s sssssa as
whole matter to her father. Her reasons for
SO doing were that she was an heiress b, and he
BIT that her supposed father might also.
ties story. and at the conclusion he smiled,
and clasping her to his bosom. kissed her. at
the same time sssHnng her dhas he 9u1 70
be satisfactory his poverty need be no bar to
Of W shHs eDt o; and
PSs ana sn g
m pToposed to his little family that they take
trip to Europe. Marguerite had noticed his
altered and when this tba1 was vas
Eiace. and her heart failed her for the moment.
Maf rs NJ
tionings as long as he could. but when she
bee union uhaa she WOULD leave her
e ebisoa 70 diyulso tho secret Of years and n
own brother Frederick Hart.
The moor girl tainted. When she came to she
was delirious. She was removed to her bed,
whore she remained for several weeks and
seriously affected. Her lovers name was con-
stantly on her lips.
the young mans character and found that he
was none other than his adopted daughters
own brother Fred Hart. he was stunned. The
young man was made acquainted with the fact
Of his relationship and took it to heart A. few
days aftsrward his body was found In the river:
to bear the news, her adopted parents told her
OF the death OF her lover. She became affected
worse. until now 1t. is thought necessary to
place her In some institution where she will
With that end In. view Mr.. Wilder visited a
we'll known medical expert In this city yestsr-
day and arrangements were made for hlacing